Yeah mixing voice commands with the keyboard & mouse, would be the perfect combo. And actually add to the gameplay rather than just being a gimmick.

Well done!

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I see the Dragon Shouts, lol I miss that I guess. Very Very cool brother.

Oh I don't think anyone would disagree that a mouse and keyboard has higher precision and responce times. Though controllers are better for certain genre of games.

And I most certainly agree with the immersion factor of games and or their controls. However I have learned that from a purely controllerless input (ie Eyetoy, PSEye, or Kinect) that there is only so far you can go with it. Sure, you can replicate quite a bit, but that lack of real physical feed back in the end would through you out of said immersion. Such as with games like say Forza, in real life you hold a steering wheel, so how exactly would holding your fists out in front out you be better than a steering wheel attachment?

Though I fully understand there has to be a level of imagination to go with it. And don't get me wrong as most people do while talking about Kinect or Move or Wii, I'm not saying any one is better than the other.

However back on topic I don't know if Rise of Nightmares is the proper game to use in this scenario. Seeing as how the game garnered much less than favorable reviews, sitting at a 53 on metacritic, and the only favorable review from a known site is from Planet Xbox 360. I have had a short time with the game myself, probably not enough to give the game a full on review or well thought out evaluation, but what I did play felt clunky, sometimes unresponsive... especially for the reaction time needed in certain parts, and, whole the game was definitely geared toward the hardcore crowd. The story was downright laughable. Then again, I didn't play a tremendous amount of it, however what I played was less than fun.

And I can most definitely see an interface like Kinect eventually become something quite awesome. I just personally believe they are going the wrong way about it. I think something like the Wii or Move, more specifically the Move is a bit closer to ideal. Though it's still a ways off from replacing that good old controller. I believe truely immersive controls need to have some sort of physical input and/or feedback. And as stated, the move has both of those.
Though it also has quite a ways to go. I bought move hoping it would be something special... ie better than the Wii. And while it is more responsive, it's basically just a glorified Wii. So I hardly use it. Hell, I haven't used it in months to be honest.

All in all the Kinect has its purpose, and place in the industry. Though its my opinion that it's been clearly designed and marketed for the casuals. Or for a more unique XMB interface traversal. Lol. I honestly believe all of these motion controllers are for casuals, some more than others, but all in all they are none the less.